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What is a Quarab?
A Quarab is a horse that is of solely Arabian and Quarter (AQHA) or Paint (APHA) Horse blood. Crosses of 1/8 to 7/8 percentage in favor of either breed type is allowed.
NO OTHER BLOOD TYPES ARE ALLOWED.

This site is dedicated to the Members of the IQHA and to the Breeders of the Quarab Horse.
Contact Us: IQHA
PO Box 263
Hopkins, MI 49328-0263
USA
Contact Persons:
Central Time Zone: Kristi Kraling 507-765-5222
Eastern Time Zone: Corrina Wilbur 269-672-9175
Questions? Need more Information?
      Email: Registry Questions
To Serve You Better:
       New Phone: 269-672-9175
This is a NEW number for IQHA. It is managed by a VOLUNTEER who works a 'regular' job. Please leave a message and she will get back to you as soon as possible.

Please note: if you are mailing to the IQHA via Registered mail (or any package requiring a signature) - you MUST mail to the physical address, NOT the PO Box. Thank you.
Last Updated: September 14, 2007
This site is sponsored by the IQHA, a nonprofit association. Copyright 2005 IQHA
Links: General Store - IQHA Clothing
Membership & Registration
payments by CREDIT CARD no paypal account required!
Site Links:
Member Classifieds
NEW links page with Affiliate Group links, Yahoogroup link, Outside Groups &
other links associated with Quarabs
Stallion Page
Stallion Page 2
Stallions Page 3 (QH, Paint)
IQHA Forms
Reader's Write:
Q: What benefit does an owner gain by registering their Quarab with the IQHA?
A: While currently the Arabian Registry may offer more "prestige" or name recognition than the IQHA, they will not list and recognize the "other half" of your horses heritage. The AHA does list the other parent & its reg. #, but no pedigree on the non-arab side. If you bred your Quarab to be more than just "a Half-Arab", then you owe it to your horse to have it's FULL heritage recorded and recognized. Quarabs that do not have one purebred Arabian parent are also not eligible for HAHA registration - but if eligible, CAN be registered with the IQHA.
Right: Seminole Chunadi, our most recent
Virtual Show winner, a 4 yr old Straight Quarab filly owned by Paige Swanson of Michigan.